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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1930
Page
4
A devotional snippet contrasts living by Godly truth and love with human nature. It cites Revelation 22 14 and Chapin stating the heart thrives on love, intellect on truth, and the higher self through intimate communion with God.
A North Carolinian speaker at a Washington event marked Thomas Jefferson as the first great intelligent radical in U S history. Dr E A Alderman of the University of Virginia defended the word radical as root probing and praised Jefferson as an intelligent radical while noting some dislike the term. The piece reflects on how radicals are perceived by reformers and critics across eras.
High Point college debaters defeated Northwestern University in a notable victory showpiece for the school. The result underscores strong public speaking and logical thinking at the local college, equal to larger universities, and earns praise for the students’ training and effort.
The city issues a non mandatory proclamation urging reverent observance of Holy Week and the Three Hours from noon to 3 p m on Good Friday April 18. Services are planned at multiple churches and focus on reflection at the Cross of Sacrifice with sermons on forgiveness, love, and life through Christ.
A North Carolina labor president endorses Judge J. J. Parker amid party chatter. Cameron Morrison and Governor Gardner praise Parker while others criticize the endorsement. James S. Duncan offers a friendly perspective on the issue.
The piece argues about partisan politics around a judgeship in North Carolina. It discusses Duncan's bid for Republican support, Morrison and Gardner’s preference for a Democrat on the Supreme Court, and the possibility of cross party encouragement for a capable candidate. It also notes O R York as a potential state chair, with emphasis on political strategy and character.
The mayor calls for collective action and shared sorrow, urging citizens to heed the proclamation with full power and reflect on the message that resonates with all who pass by. The quote underscores a universal call to empathy and civic duty.
An opinion piece argues that bread lines in New York are being used as communist propaganda abroad. It calls for abolishing bread lines by providing jobs to end domestic and foreign communist manipulation, urging business leaders to fix the economy to curb communism.
Captain Frank Hawks towed by airplane in a 500 foot line with a motorless glider highlights aviation as a recreation potential. The piece praises the glider as the safest, simplest way to fly and emphasizes its promise to turn aviation into an exciting pastime.
A letter from MO. W. Hester of Durham, dated April 14, 1930, urges high school students to research pro and anti alcohol history independent of media and clergy. He corrects a press claim naming Daniels Hartness and Bailey as top prohibition leaders, noting Justice Heriot Clarkson who opposed saloon licensing in the 1890s and has remained staunchly dry.
The former U.S. president Cal Coolidge owns an estate standardly called The Beeches. Some observers suggest renaming it The Silent Oaks to better reflect the property’s quiet woodland setting.
Adults can and do contract many diseases usually linked to children. They may suffer more and incur costly treatment before identifying worms as the cause. Symptoms mirror children’s: loss of appetite weight loss teeth grinding restless sleep itching nose and anus and abdominal pains. White's Cream Vermifuge can expel worms for adults and children.
Leslie Mortimer Shaw former Iowa governor and Roosevelt treasury secretary will deliver the keynote at the North Carolina state Republican convention in Charlotte. The party faces a decision to hold a state primary or nominate a senator at convention with candidates George Pritchard H Grady Dorsett and George E Butler. Current county endorsements favor Pritchard and Butler. Paris adds that several five and ten cent stores exist there.
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